Nice find Mark...In fact I don't believe Muddy Waters ever officially recorded Mustang Sally

You're right...sounds GREAT as a Booker T type B-3 Solo!

Do it every time I play B-3 at my Club gig.


R.

Yep, I guess someone not paying attention stuck the wrong heading on the vid. :-) FWIW, I'll take Pickett's version any day. I just love the Committments movie, though - even been known to quote at random from it now and again. When Joey the Lips turns up for the first time, the dialog goes like this:

Who was that?
God sent him.
On a f*****' Suzuki?

Hilarious. I identify with so many things in that movie, but I saw them live about seven years ago. They're right in the genre of Irish Show Bands. They were okay, nothing shattering, really.

My band used to play Mustang Sally ... then we started playing in a club that had a clause in their contract ... "NO Mustang Sally" ... I don't think we have played it since lol

That's weird, and funny, Nigel. Reminded me of a time when a Night Manager at a USAF NCO club forbade us playing the Beatles' Back In The USSR because he thought it was a "damn commie' song.